See the first look at Ankita Lokhande as she graces screens in and as Sandeep Singh’s “Amrapali.”

Sandeep Singh, the director of Swatantrya Veer Savarkar, has cast actress Ankita Lokhande in a series based on the royal courtesan Amrapali. Sandeep is prepared to present the life of the royal dancer from the ancient Indian Republic of Vaishali, a statement said.

The renowned Nagarvadhu Amrapali will be portrayed by Ankita. Ankita said that as a result of her portrayal of Yamunabai in the movie Swatantrya Veer Savarkar, she has been inundated with offers for “films featuring strong performance-oriented characters” from all over the world.

“But I need to make a wise choice, and yes, Amrapali comes after ‘Swatantrya Veer Savarkar,'” she said. I’m about to make a few more wise decisions. Amrapali is going to astonish both the audience and myself. I want to fulfill their expectations.

The story of the dancer’s transition from prostitute of the royal court to her decision to become a Buddhist nun will be told in the series. It will depict the feelings that Amrapali has when she ultimately gives up all comforts and chooses to become a celibate Buddhist devotee.

Amrapali was regarded by Sandeep as one of the “strongest characters in the history of India” and was renowned for her elegance and beauty. “I could not see anyone but Ankita Lokhande, who has surprised everyone with her spectacular performance in my film ‘Swatantrya Veer Savarkar,'” he said, referring to her as a “right fit.” She is an excellent dancer and has all the qualities of a lovely princess and nagarvadhu, making her the perfect choice for the part. “Ankita’s exquisite eye emoting will perfectly capture Amrapali’s essence.”

Ismail Darbar, a composer of music, will write the series’ soundtrack. He said that “Amrapali” would be his most difficult musical endeavor to date, after the roles in Shah Rukh Khan’s “Devdas” and Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, starring Salman Khan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. “Because this story is about a dancer who, dejected by life, becomes a spiritualist,” Darbar said. Ten songs in a range of colors will depict the splendor and deity of Amrapali.